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Handbook of International Relations
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PART ONE: HISTORICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL AND THEORETICAL ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS On the History and Historiography of International Relations - Brian C. Schmidt Philosophy of Social Science and International Relations - Colin Wight Ethics and Norms in International Relations - Andrew Hurrell & Terry Macdonald Rational Choice and International Relations - Duncan Snidal Constructivism in International Relations: Sources, Contributions and Debates - Emanuel Adler Critical Theory, Post-Structuralism and Post-Colonialism - Maja Zehfuss Feminist Perspectives on International Relations - Laura Sjoberg & J. Ann Tickner Psychological Explanations of International Decision-Making and Collective Behavior - Janice Gross Stein Theoretical Pluralism in IR: Possibilities and Limits - Jeffrey T. Checkel PART TWO: STRUCTURES AND PROCESSES OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS State, Sovereignty and Territory - Thomas J. Biersteker Power and International Relations - David A. Baldwin Foreign Policy - Walter Carlsnaes International Organizations and Institutions - Lisa L. Martin & Beth A. Simmons International Law - Beth Simmons Negotiation and Bargaining - John Odell Globalization and Global Governance - Michael Z rn Transnational Actors and World Politics - Thomas Risse Transnational Diffusion: Norms, Ideas and Policies - Fabrizio Gilardi Domestic Politics and International Relations - Kenneth Schultz Comparative Regionalism: European Integration and beyond - Tanja A. Borzel Nationalism and Ethnicity in International Relations - Lars-Erik Cederman Great Power Hierarchies and Strategies in 21st Century World Politics - David A. Lake PART THREE: SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Interstate War and Peace - Jack S. Levy Security Co-Operation - Harald M ller Terrorism and Counterterrorism - Ethan Buena de Mesquita Civil Wars, Conflict Resolution and Bargaining Theory - Barbara F. Walter Religion and International Relations Theory - Monica Duffy Toft International Finance - Michael Tomz International Trade - Helen V. Milner International Migration - Gallya Lahav & Sandra Lavenex Development and International Relations - Jana Honke & Markus Lederer International Environmental Politics - Ronald B. Mitchell International Human Rights - Hans Peter Schmitz and Kathryn Sikkink
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- Carlsnaes, W., Risse, T., & Simmons, B.
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- SAGE Publications Ltd eBooks
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- SAGE Publications Ltd
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- 2013
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